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Simone Cairoli

Simone Cairoli (born 7 July 1990) is an Italian male decathlete, who won six national championships.[1] In 2017 with his personal best had reached the 5th place in the national all-time lists and 52nd place in the seasonal world lists.[2]

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Biography

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Simone Cairoli finished at 12th at the 2017 European Athletics Indoor Championships, establishing his personal best,[3] and was selected for 2018 European Athletics Championships.[4]

Curiously he is a specialist of the decathlon (sport) working as a clerk at Decathlon (shop).[5]

His first European final

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After the first day of events at the 2018 European Championships, Cairoli finished 6th with 2110 points.[6][7]

Event Performance Event points Event place Total points Total place
Day one
(7 August)
100 m 10.94 (+0.3) 874 8 874 8
Long jump 7.49 (+1.3) PB 932 8 1806 6
Shot put 13.25 m 682 24 2488 7
High jump 2.05 m SB 850 5 3338 5
400 m 48.77 PB 872 9 4210 6
Day two
(8 August)
100 m hs 14.66 SB= 891 11 5101 4
Discus throw 35.30 m 570 22 5671 12
Pole vault 4,60 m PB 790 17 6461 12
Javelin throw 59.62 m PB 732 10 7193 11
1500 m 4:28.38 756 4 7949 PB 10

Personal best

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Decathlon
Previous Decathlon Personal Best
Heptathlon

Achievements

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Year Competition Venue Position Event Performance Notes
2013 European Cup Estonia Tallinn 19th Decathlon 7169 pts PB
2017 European Indoor Championships Serbia Belgrade 12th Heptathlon 5841 pts PB
2018 European Championships Germany Berlin 10th Decathlon 7949 pts PB

National titles

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He won 8 times the national championships.

See also

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References

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